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wry 'c!ock ins(Xly :iti.g . a t:t be d3r^ ••ed to bq n wgs n 3sstl vaS ot -c01" ce o' btl rty to 0 St' the very. c'frited :boo - WO' th3L. ites 6?, a. 4 an d ! j r Lot , ODOI. be; 526, Lly Or ;burY► icisayti f. her n tho coi►— no. un eye, 7uth, Ot ty to cvet npli• ;. ric , no had a I ;vati c N° t3k. past.. hey ry Pro yearSo. the- u P FI;ItIS • • y iOr f• 4 UIIMER 5'436.] FIFTH TI,ME. ' N EW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.- 'TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 14, 1810, will be erformed a new Drama, in Three Ads, inter- V e rsed With Music, cal led • THE FREE KNIGHTS; Or, TUE EDICT OF •CRARLEMAGNE. The Prince Palatine, Mr. EGERToN ;- Baron Ravensberg, I'Ir. , BLANCIIARD ; Ravensberg, Mr. C. Ic"IVII4LE •, Count Rolat.d, Mr. INCLEDON; 'Bellarmin (the Abbot of Corbey), Mr. YOUNG ; Christopher, Mr. FAWCETT Oliver, Mr. SIMMONS ; • ' • Agnes, Mrs. H. .IOHNSTON ;_ The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Ulrica; Mrs. DICKONS. 111. will be represented the Installation, of the Abbot of Corbey. To which will be added, the new Pantomime, called • • HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; Or, UND WELL. joxes 7s. Second Price Is. 6d.HPit 3s. 6d. Second Price s '„' Gallery 2S. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery ts. t sPn Thursday, The Free • Knights ;, ,or, The Edi& of - On-. Friday wilt be performed the first ei a new t• arce, in Two dts, called A Budget of Blun, LYCEUM THEATRE. tintlerthe Special Licenseot the LORD CHAMBER LAI Nt, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. :THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM .I PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Februal;' tiso, Perform the last new Comic OPeraTof . , UP ALL ; -Or, THE SMUGGLER'S CAVE. • - Admiral Blunt, Mr. DOWTON ; • • Harry Blunt, Mr. MILLER ; • tlearn,vell, Mr. MARSHALL ; . • Young Heartwell, Mr. PHI LI PPS -; • Meddle, Mr. HORN; -• 'Peter, Mr. Shit - n-1; jaliana, Mrs. MOUNTAINi . -Flora, Mrs. BISHOP ; • Madge, Mrs. OR - G . ER. • • 'After which, the,•Melo- Dra ma of .• ELLA ROSENBE.RG. 'Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pitzis. 6d Second Price 'is.— t' 4 tt.llery zs. Second. Price is. -UiVir Gallery is. Second ce d. o'o-morrow, The Hypocrite; with The Review; er, The - ags of Windsor. new Musical Farce is in- rehearsal, and will Ise imme. - ' 4 ltely produced. • WEDNESDAY. . - 'Win and Co. remind ttieir Friend and the i,' Public, that the LOTTERY will Begin and Finish I ,rawing on WEDNESDAY he 14th.— Th,e Scheme con 'As only 5,0a0 Numbers, and the.forlowing CAPITAL PRIIXS: . 1 - - of - - 4:20,0001 (2 .' . of - - £1,006 , - - -.-- - s,Ooo to ,- - - . - - sop Besides 4,960 inferior Prizes froln tool. to Isl. 410 99 - - a - - 45,000 ist -- - a - , 5 43 0 0 54 8 - ~,Fiss • . 500 2,697 - - - - - A Were Sold and Snared in the last Lottery, . ''t SWIFT and Co.'s Olftces, No. ti, Poultry. No. ii, thereg and No. 31, Aldgate High-street ; prizes in former.. Lotteries, amounting to upwards of a MILLION STER LING,' have been Soldin Shares. 'PAID ON DEMAND, 2 ,618 - r .: Z20,a0? 133 -.- • i c 10,000 ; ;.294 -- - . .2c,000 8,83 t - - ... . 5,000 8 ,544 - - '.. 20,000 8,716 - - 5,000 • .'9,544 -,. - 20,000 1 19,57 s --- - 5,000 2 ,279 - - - 10,000. 17017 - - .- 4,000 ' Besides Prizes of 2 0001. hoool. 5001. Etc. t h 7 t r Ids grand List of Capital Prizes were sold in Shares, in totterylas three preceding EotterieS, at the old-established ~ h a te l Offices, 2'6, 'Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, i ; : r otigh, of I-10 R NSBY and Co. who welt also the first to 4 , , ii two Prizes of 3°,0001. ' ORNSBY and Co. respe&fully solicit the fe 'l, yours of the Public in the NEW STATE tOT -I,'-ity, which abounds with Capital Chances ;, they also "8 leave to assure their Friends, that they Wil l i Use their ""..,t endeavours to procure Prizes Worthy their possessing. -1- _,ICKETS and SHARES are selling a.t tile lowest Prices, t 1 144 ill Orders by l'ost or Carrier executed to any part of the ° be, on the sanieterms as it present. I, l p - l'o be Drawn in ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY 4 . 1 XT. Two, three, and four Tickets of the same Number 1.43' I lled be had, so that .40,0001. 60,0001. or 8.),000l. can be ob-' by one Adventure. .:_ NEXT OVEDNESDAY. BISH, who, in the LAST LOTTERY, sold • in Shares : A ,C 20,000 I 2,618 - D £20,,e00 4,09 9 D 5,000 I 383 B J,OOO 8 30 - A ',coo I 830 - B - i,OOO 8 t s „54 - D• - I 4 ,8 55 - cce 1. °W selling TICKETS and STIARI.S' for the G.RAND Iv, TERY that -begins and Finishes on.WEDNESDAY, p The Scheme contains 5.000 Numbers, , 40 Capitals, s.OOO bqes, an d 20cr,0001. in Money, all to be distributed in ONE ! And brie Number must gain Eighty Thousand uu ms. shi'erlons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or to,,, a res,, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage paid), ac. qi"'Panied withgood Bills Bank Notes, or Post-Office Or r; to ether of B I SI-Ps dffices, NO. 4, CORNHI IL, or 9, CHARING.CROSS. . -......._. ~,/, 0 "sI, Partner with the late Sir J. BRANSCOMB. Removed to 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-House; EIVIINS his Grateful Thanks 'for all Favours i p , received during the Eight years he was the only Part i4-? and person connetted. in the Lottery Business with the' i ll ' a e Sir fames Branscomb, and respedfutly solicits the coin.- ' N o n , ls of his friends and the public, at his present Office, co '. 2 . CORN H I L!., now established solely on his own ac- N T't, and where the - sinallest order will meet that civility t;.: a ttention for Which, his fOruier residence was particularly -b co. tk i ,,he Lottery will be tlywn all in ONE DAY, FE uARY t 4, 18m. Vh t ow e Scheme and Plan. of Drawing are in themselves so 4 . 4, and were so universally approved' in the last Lottery, k yt ' very few words are require:l to invite purchasers. -- mp. therefore has only to add, that as Tickets and Shares. AA h is certainly rise, an early application s" uld be made - 43 lucky Office, . . . .. ,Nb. 2, CO RNH I LL, near the Mansion-House. rier, 'Tits Public are. respeditully informed, that no &mi . AA,' c an be transidted before Eight o'C lock in the Morning or t' Eighto'clock in the Evening, according to the Ad of tld• • sarrient. s, , , Neatly printed in runt). price 3s. eAtt.OLINE ORNISAY ; or,. The Real Lacilla : Tale for the Female Sex, interspersed with Sketches, iand Religious kt rti r e exult at being enableil conscientiously to ppint out . 1 4e n 'Y ingenious little Work, abounding in pleasing senti eqi.t,. Ind replete with sound instruetion ; ,a. Work unaffeet.- tlj e tlitAion. and unexceptionable in tiodlrine ; a Work that ti" . .mie4lay with avidity peruse for entertainment, and the ay ith care . consult for certain improvement."— , Milg .• Fe w b. ato _rimed fog Colburn, Public Library, . Conciuit.street. ~. S , ar TUESDAY, FEBRUALr 13, 1810. This Day:was pnhlished, price" 23. 6d. HE FREE KNIGHTS .; or, the Edi& of Char lernagne.. An Operatic Drama. in Three Aas. -- •• - By F. REYNOLDS, Esq. -; Now performing with 'great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Covent garden. Printed for Westley and . Parrish, Strand. • Of whom may he had, ' The Four first Numbers of the Watchman. DOMESDAY.. • THE REV. WILLIAM BA\VDWEN proposes publishing, by Subscription, in Ten Volumes Quarto, A : LiteralTranslation of the whole of,,DOMESDAY BOOK with the modern Names of Plac6s, adapted as far as possible to those in the Record. Art Index will be given to each Coun ty, and a Glossary with the laSt Volume. Two Guineaslo be • paid on the delivery of, each Volume. N.B. Any one Volume may be subscribed for. separately. Subscribers' names received by the Editor, .at HootOn Pag nell, near Doncaster; d. IVilson, Esq. Manor-House, Ut ley, Yorkshire; W. Sheardown, Doncaster; Messrs, Long man and Co. Paternoster-row"; .-ond W. Miller, Albe marle-street, London; and by - every Bookseller in the kingdom. The Volume`already published;.containing the Coiin of_ York, including Amounderness, Lonsdale, and Vurness, Lancashire, and such part of Westmoreland and C umber. land as - .are contained in the Survey ; also the Counties of Derby, Nottingham, Rutland, and Lincoln, may be had of W Sheardown, Doncaster ; and Messrs. Longman, - Hurst, Rees, and Urine, PaternoSter.row, -London. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN't. HOUSE OF. PEERS, MONDAY, FEBIth AR Y Mr. Brougham was heard for the appellant in' the Appeal, Gordon v. Duff . Lord CONNING!! A m presented - a petition from the Roman Catholics of the county of Clare, praying to be relieved from the disabiliiies that will hang over them.—Ordered to lie on 'the tlible. , Lord HOLLAND presenttd a PetitiOn from the Debtors confined in the Mcirshalsca Order ediirison.— to neon the table. , The House resolved itself into a Coniniitte'b ozi Mr. H. Wellesley's Jjivt'ice Bill, . and *hen the olatve.Ava4 read, tending to deii.r.ive Lady Charlotte Wellesley of the enjoy ment of the Settlement made . on her at her marrtage, The Dukeof Non roLK rose to oppose it) 'he did 4 - lot think it tiFlit that their" Lordships should pro ceed in a judicial capality toa inflict a punishment which the law did not acknowkdge is applicable to persons convicted of . dultery. The . LOiD,CHANCELLOR . acInOwIedged 'that the plinishthent mentioned by the Noble Duke was not sanctioned by the Comnion Law, .but that the clatise was introduced pursuant to a standing order of the last SeSsion.- The objectinns of the Noble Duke were (et tainly well worthy of consideration, although the amendment - moved by his Gr9ce had also in it something objectionable. There Were other settic nients stated in the clause which the Noble Duke's - amendmat .did not. embrace y.ttt by entertaining that atnendment would lead the. House to determine also upon those gettlemenk with th , -i nature'of which the House were not acquainted. lie shoun there . fo:c suggest to the Noble Duke. t 'COtlvenence of deferring the censi6ration of the amendure'ut for the present, and allowing the Noble Chairman to report progrest; On a Indite day (Thursday nest), if convenient, tie woraltkbe prepared to give an opi nion 'upon the-tit - test:on: The Dike of NoRE:n.,K willingly acquiesced in the 'suag,:stibit, as lie ',had only, a. public principle in view, and was not — acqn(ii;;tcd with either . (. , f the parties concerned in the pi(.:s,,mt SALE OF THE CVHITE LION INN, STRATFORD ON AVON WARWICKSI-illtEv TO E3E SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time in the month of May next, unless previously dis po•;ed of by Private rontratl, of which due not.ce will be ge •given in this Paper ‘ . r II7HAT long established and highly respectable INN, the WHITE LION, at. Strattiard ,on Avon; universally known and frequented by the Nobility and • Gentry ot.the United Kingdom of •England and 'lreland, ing situate oe the Great Irish Road from Holyhead to Lon don, tbrough Shrewsbury,-Birmingham, Stratford on Avon, and Oxford. •The" very extensive and excellent accomModations of this House Ken no further encomium than the general apprii. 'bation with which it has been honoured for many yeais past. The Cellars and Vaults are very extensive, and peculiarly • well adapted tor the deposit of - Wines, avd the Inn has been honoured by the Nobility and Gentry of the surrounding Country for upwards of 4a- years with a preterencein the Wine. Pratte. to the front of the House is a large Kitchell Garden, com prbing an Acre Of Land in the htgi,,est cultivation,, and close adjoining arc nine Acre.; of excellent Crass Land, - width will be disposed of with the Inn. Fuither particulars be.shortlygiven, and any infr)rma.: tin obtaiaed by an application to Mr. 011il Pityloll, 0t Strat ford, the Proprietor ; or.to M'essrs. Hunt and Hobbes, Soli citors, Strata hi on A von. From the LO-NDON.GdZETM, Feb. 10; tBlO. Ccfnmitsions in the North Riding of Yorkshire Regiments ot_ Local Militia. ist Regithent..-To be• Colonel Conminti:lant= s Turner Stra benzee. Esq. (N. R. Colonel in the Line in i 783.) • To be. Lieutenant-Colonels —Thoulas Maude an.l john , Hut- to Esqrs• To be Nikon: --Frarrcs Ridd.:ll., and R. Metcalfe, Esqrs. To be Captains - --Williarw Stuard. John Rider Wood, Thi:s. Other, George I•lorn, john Coulton, Erlwaq.l Tenan', [ono Irkkle, William Metcalfe, bohn Pirkbeck, Lupton Top . ham, William Sadler, MAC:: Robinson Parke, jereinialt Coulton, Esqts. to be Lieutenants—Otiwell Wood; lames Alleth Ralph Robinson, John Langhorm, jbnathan Sleigh, loi' .T Clark son, lames Burton, .191 in enant, Mrn araduke . "Comlin, Christopher Raw, Thr , ins 'Eaton, Joseph White, Richard Glenton Horseman, - Richard M'Collsh, Richard Alder son, George Mangle, MattheW Dobon, Thomas Harle; George Place Robinson, James Hutchinson, lames Burton Lodge, Hefty Straubeuzie, Mat. Allen, fas. - King, Gents. 'Regiment.-•-To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Chaytor, jun. Esq. To be Lieuretaiit-Cotonel —TimoThy nuttOn, Esq. • To be Major—Thomas Robson, Esq. To be Captains --Gray Rigge, 'Christopher Clarkson, Thos: Leighton, Samitel Wrather, William Newby, Joseph Cor don,_ Wm ilutchinson,,Robert Win. Holt, Esqrs. To be Lieutenants'— John Geldart, ()darns Leek!, Ralph foster, Thomas Foss, John Booth, John dangles, John Fryer, Francis Flintotr, jun. Francis Statey, Thos Rale, Francis Spedding, Robert Rendall, t; co. Stelling, Gents. To be•Ensigns--Taul Wilscu, George Lax, Edward,'Mas,n, . Henry Wilson, Robert Linton, jun. Charles -Ward s Gents. To - be Adjutant—fames -Gallw.vay. Gent. • - To be Quarter-Master—Fleury ‘Vibon, Gent. To be Surgeon— Campbell 3ct_ Regiment : 7 1 , 0 be Colonel-ijotniiiandant—The llon. Lawrence Dimdas. •TO be Lieutenant_ Colonel: John Wharton, Esq. To be Major— Robert Chaloner, F.sq,. To be-Captains— William I:l:ther, Henry Hale, John Pear son, Thomas Rudd, William Powell, Thom is Royale, john Pitt, William Robinson, Whit Andrew, John Beard- Shaw, ThJmas Napper, Esqls. To be Actaenants—Anthony Heaviside, john Lee, John Par rington, Jonn Gray, Joseph Barker, James Kendall, .Wm. Child. Clarke, Roberl James Trenholm, Wardell Robinson, Thomas Napper, Gents • To be Ensign—Thomas Nipper, jun, Gent. fo be Adjutant—Thomas Napper. Gent. To be Quarter-Master—l-lenry Newton, Gent. To be Surgeons--john Fletcher, and John louts; Gents: _ • ,4th Keginient.--To be Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant W. R. L. Scrjeantson, Esq. To la, Lieutenant-Colonel--R. %V. C. Peirse, To be Major—Edw. Swainton Strangwayes, Esq. To be Captains--Cornelius Cavlex,,Henry Barton, Edward Darwall, Cornelius. John Cayley, Samuel . Crompton, jun. john Booth, IVillirttn Welbank, Esqrs. To be Lieutenants—Charles 13. WalLer,. Timothy Raper, William Thompson, Will7ain i'r ncls barugli,•W. Bovine, Robert Robinson, lonn Liierson, Robert Liles, William Brown, Rkhard To - be Ensigns-I.bn Hoinsey and Thos. Masterson, Gents. _To be Quarter-Master and Cattalion Clerk--.S. Lee, Gait: To be Surgeon-1(mA), Iyasse, Gent, sth 'Regiment --TO be .Lieuteoant2Colonel- Commandant-- -John I:othergill, Esq. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—George Osbaldeston, ESq. To be Majers—George 13eswick and Thus Broddriek, Esqrs. To be Captains-- Richard Smaills, John Tiudell, John tVhar. ton, William West, Ralph Hardwick, Robert Marflitt, J. Richardson, Watson Denton, El..qrs. To he Lieutcnants--Robertson Gibson, William Masham, Allison Grime, George Agar, IV , n. Gregson, (obit Frank land, Thomas Dale, George Beawick, jun. Thomas Sara dun' OdaviusDobson, Gents, To be Ensigns--George Watson, George Berwicke, jun. W. , Birdsall, lames Ashton, john Simpson, Gents. - - To be Quarter-Master— Jarnes A !Janson,. Gent. To be Supernumerary Quai ter- Mater—F., Allanson, Gent. To be Surgeon--Joseph Wilson, Gent. 6th Regiment.--To be' Lieutenant-Colonel•Commandant-, Isaac Leatham, Esq. To be Lieutenant-Colonel--Thos. Michelson, Esq. To be Major_. Thomas Paul, Lsq. 'l'o be Captains—Thomas Whitehead, Thos. Flintoft, Thos. Lund, Wm. Dennis, Joseph Spii d iolin Dunlop, lames. Dowker, Edmund Laughton, Esqrs. To be Lieutenants-.john Leele, John Thornton, Arthur • Shore, John Fryer., John Parkinson, Win. Peirson, Chris tophei Dowker, John Etty, William Chambers, Joseph Wardell, Gents. To be.Eßsigns—Thomas Robinson, Thomas Pearson, John Cockerill, John Yeoman, Robert Wade, Daniel Pa-ul, Al. Garbutt, Gents. To bc,Quarter- Master—Richard Read, Gent. To be Surgeon—Robert Cobb, Gent. Pf)R The Duke of Noirroz.K. ainded to a que;tiOn he had puit to hi Majeity's Set.retty of 'State, on a former night,--respeNiug our alliance with Portugal, and would now .content himself wi:11 m .ving an laumllle Address to his 'Mjesty, : that, he woultt•-be gracioosly pleased to direct tivt the , e be laid before that. House such Tn.atics, if any, which had been concluded with Portugal, ye-peeing aid and assist ance of , any kind which ha , ( l been eitt.:red into with that country s since the Th lr May,- t t3G9. The Margois . WELLESLY- replied, that he ex - peded . to ha ;%e it Th cumin , nd from his Miije4ts to lay betore their 'Lordships, on a very , early day,' whatever transactions had taken place between the • two Governments since the period, and on the to pics alluded to by the. Noble Duke. , It 'could not, well be expected tl.at he should now anticipate the tiature and matter of that-Message; but he would venture to pledge 'himself that - a s very feW days would elapse before, he should have the-honour of b'ringing'down that Message. He hoped this an swer would satisfy the Noble Duke for the present. The Duke of_NORFULK acquiesced, and on the ground of the promise made by the. Noble Secretary. of State, consented, to withdraw% hii inotien. As the question for Withdrawing the motion was put ting, Lord ROLLAND rose to remind Ministers of the qfiestion be had put on-the first night of the Session, respecting what • steps had been taken by his Ma= jesty's Government to ittdu e such powers as were in amity with his XT jesty, to concur in the resolu-' -lion which the British Parliament had expressed for the abolition of the Slave Trade. The answer- he then receit,7ed was very unsatisfa.lory. He was de- - termined to repeat his 4luey - ion, <a - to shape it into' the form of - a motiony• in order to obt:iin more ex plicit and sati.finiory information. The Earl of Liv ER root. a , suted the 'Noble Lord that he felt every desire io furnish every possib:e in /formation respecting the question, pat by the Noble Lord. He might take it ukut him to say, that in pursuance of the diligence of Parlament, his Ma jesty's Ministers at the diffe!ent Courts in amity with his Majesty, had been instiuCted to make re presentations on this - head to the CO,LUIS at which they r6peclively resided ; that such representations. had been made to, the Government, Of 'the United States ;• to that of Spain and Portugal, or rather of the 'Brazils ; hut that these countries were now dif ferently situated, both with regarii w G'eat Britain and with I/elation to one aunt her ft Om ;hit in which they were placed when the - reptesentadou ha! first been wade. Our reLitions were not now, on a foot ing with America, to allow us iumiediately to follow up that sort of arrangement. The situation of Spain and of Pol ttigal were also very different; and under the present situations of both, it could not be ex pefted that any thing definitive could be übimately arranged. At the same time he might assure the. NobleLotd and the House, that the proper instruc dons to that effea had been given to the British 'Minister at the Brazils, and to the Minister in Spain, as far as that country, under its present relations with its colonies,- could be able to examine and de- Cide the 'question. Lord fiouLANn professed himself to be dissatis fied with 'this answer, and gave notice, that on Thursday next he should submit a niotion ro their Lordships on this subjea. Ordered that their Lord. ships be summoned for that day. The Earl of GIiOSVENOR• gave notice, that on Friday next he should move the Sedood Reading of the. Reversion Bill, when, he trusted, that lien) a, variety of reasons, there would be a 101 l attendance. In the mean time he should move that their Lord ships be summoned for that day.--Or'dered, kijourned. • L I,oeco 50 Soo • r, A . \'o 7 *' 1 1 :iz s fel4 ' 1.40 , 1.7/1 ‹itr'.:44: -:''' ;. l . - ' , ,' • t - '4''''' it - - , -,-..,, .1. l',"" - ii•i1. 1 .4.1 '' . A'~3 0 r -, ♦ J IPRICE STX'PENCE tiALPPENNY. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY," FEBRUARY 12. Sir GEORGE WV'AP.ENDER prescnied a Petition from :Glasgow; and one frOm 'Port Glasgow; praying t;:-ee continuance of the prohibition 'of Distillatlyn from Grain.—Ordered to.lie on the table. • Sir PA 4I I.RICk. MURRAY ,prekmted a petition from ; Edinburgh to the sane 'effe&,--Ordered to lie on the table. • , h Mr. W HARTON obtaioed leave to brin g in the usual Annual Qualification Indemnity Bill; The. Second Reading nf,the Windsor Forest Bill, was postponed till to-morrow. Vie Malt Duty Bill was read a third time, and Ordered to the Lozds. M.C. BYNG obtained leave . to bring - in a Bill to enable the Proprietors orthe \Veit Mitiel:e:lex Water Works to borrow further sums. of Money for the improvement of the snue.—Leave'gropted. ' • Mr. WI4ITVICL brought up to the Bar rCi - UtIlS • from the CotruoissiOiiers fir the red:a:lion 61 the - National Debt pf Jr, land Mr. - Bost gate notte, that be would 'defer the consideration of the Distillery Bill till to-morrow. •A Report of the quantity of corn', malt, and grain, imported for the last je'ir into this coontry fruakdre land and alliA her_ countries, was ordered to be laid before the House. . The Reportof the COmmictee for improving Westminster and the two Houses of Parliament was presented, aid 6rden , ,d tO be printed., , Tire .Malt Duty 13111 was passd, and ordered to, the. Lords. . - •, fir. LUSHINGTON brought U the Report of the Connoitt,:te'of'Ways rtici Means for issuing Excht.. qt.v.r Hi.li to the amount of 1'2,600,0 - 001. and a Bill was' orders:d thereon.' . . Ordered, on i'he motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHERUEE, thdt the Rev. ‘G. Andrews, Dean of Canterbury; do preich before the House of COIH• MOUS We(JiriSsday the - ~ .mth init.. being the 'fast Diy, at St. INlararr2t's Church. Mr. W - 4abt.E gaVenoticc, (hal he wonld move, on Wednt , :sday" next, for sevcrid Pipers, rel itive to Civa Arnirs of the Navy, and ytith'reipea to the Whic SittliatOtiS in the Niwy are ()h -onied. MT. WHARTONMed for an Acccitint of the -amount Of the Dory' fijid on' Prinnissory Metes ond 13.11 s of Exchange not re -issued ; for di,: years 180 . 7, 8, .;'ll , l 9 ; 'which was ordered actordiogly. Mr. A. Cdorlß moved (or Reitlrns t,t - - the Effec live Force, ,b ith Rcgdars and Artillery, employed in the - E*.pedition to the Scheldt, together With we Returns of the nutabt:r of the'sick,from the last Re- 7 ports. Rotgrns 'brought t2p., 'Mr. Glics deferrod'inoving the Second Reading :of the .134nktTs s Draft Bill' till Thursday „ext. OF AN - • The Hon. C. H. HUTCIIINSON said that he would. make a few,prefatory observations before Liz! o OU4 lay his intended proposh ion before the HOuse.l wished to draw their attentiorLto the necessity which existed that those papers he moved for should 'lie, laid before them.. He said, that _Ministers either were or were not ignorant of the state ,in 'which; Antwerp aCtually was. If they were igeorant, they were greatly culpable; if they were informed, they wereequally culpab:e;nn the one hand oron the other ' they were highly 'culpable. Lord Chrtham's dis. e patch of the 28th, of August stated, that Antwerp was cCrripletely fortified ; that it would require a rt..... Oar siege ; and that the ulterior objets of the Ex- , pedition could not be acconfplishcd. Why did not Minkters,knoW . this before a' Such an Expedition should net have been fitted out upon either doubt-- ftil or insufficient infbrmation. But it might objected, that to lay before the House 'the papers l he moved for, lA 7 ould prod4tive of inconvenience to the public sevvie. This he thought a ridiculous 0 2 - jedtion. He could not see whatdanger inconve-- nience could possibly result from laying before them _ .a . .hare plan of the s'ate of Antwerp.- This did not necessarily involve any Improper 'discoveries of the .‘ sources t rorn. vA, hence they derive their informa-. Lion. It might be said, that the necessary inform'a tion would be had in the Secret Committee but he thought that ,that HoUse was intitled_ to every in ' formation respeCting this disastrous Expedition which could he laid before it %trial safety and - coni:enitnce _ to the- public service.—He then 'moved, that any plan or planS of the fortifications of Antwerp and Fort Lillo, which Ministers were in possession of previous to the sailing of the Expedition, be bid be- foi'e the House; and also copies of such informa tion as they received of the neiure, condition, and extent of the preparations at Antwerp. The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER opposed the motion as preuin H azure and. in vxpe di ent. :e wished the House to .vait the Report. of the Secret Committee, as itwould be highly incenvenient to divulge the sources froth which their inform:Rion was orawn. • • • Sir JOHN NEWPORT supported the Motion of his" .Hon. Friend he had not called. for the source, but the information. _ Mr. YoßK's did not know whether there might or might nbt particular . .plans of Antwerp or Fort Lillo iu the hands of Ministers,- but he should, rather supposj they bad no other that. what every other person might purchase in the shops, be 'Should therefore take no notice of .that" part of the. Hon.- Gentleman's motion; buthe could' not h e l p o b set v . ing that in that 'part Where lie moved for the gence to be laid before the House, he seemed to impeach the Secret Committee, and as a Member of that Committee, he *would oppose it. Did the Hon.. Gentleman impute to that Committee any detelic. tiOn of duty ? No, he could not. ,He . (Mr. Yorke) - therefore moved- the previous question. General rARLETON supported the motion. Mr. WnyinEAD said, that - the- CorrespondenCe with Austria wasa_matter of much more delicacy • that the infOrmation now required, and yet: that was.laid before the House. If the motion :was, to ct,a' Ev'gcl gold tO meet, 'aliccd rence- tieett 'a the __ . r .. - S. pr. ~~. reel, a litter to a y i f u soni &ice And i „Cii- gmy really i lily georly